Sentence examples for memorable reading from inspiring English sources

But it makes memorable reading, nevertheless.

That measure of clarity was an unusual touch, and it made this a distinctive and memorable reading.

Allen Ginsberg, who gave a memorable reading of Kaddish there, said: "I learned more reading at Morden Tower than I had at a hundred universities".

A tall, handsome man, full of wit and insouciant charm, he came from Berlin with the aid of his friend, Elke Lübeck, for the recent London launch of The Golden Age of Smoking, which proved to be his last collection, and concluded a memorable reading with his elegy for Smith, "His charged verses lie speechless in the sunlight".

Chock-a-block with interesting anecdotes and observations, this memoir by America's most noteworthy newscaster-journalist makes for memorable reading.

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Shortlisted for the German book prize, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung called it "phenomenal, moving and humbling novel, perhaps the most memorable read of the autumn".

It was more biography than novel and it did not quite go anywhere but it was a memorable read and I have hopes for its author.

It's a brief and memorable read; it should be widely anthologized, and remembered alongside the movie that it so splendidly elucidates.

It has neither the darkness of "The Comfort of Strangers" nor the passion of "Enduring Love", nor even the forensic observation that made "On Chesil Beach" such an uncomfortable and memorable read.

It's exasperating; but the final lack of sentimentally, guilt or apology, the understanding of shame and the inability of characters to "recover " from the experience, make it a frustratingly memorable read.